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arbitrage

PyPI version License: MIT

Get current coin (btc/eth/xrp) ticker from exchanges (bitflyer/btcbox/zaif/bitbank/quoinex)

Installation

$ pip install arbitrage

Usage

import arbitrage

ticker = arbitrage.ticker()
print(ticker)
# {
#   "btc": {
#     "bitflyer": {"ask": 923717.0,"bid": 923175.0},
#     "btcbox": {"ask": 924397.0,"bid": 922298.0},
#     "zaif": {"ask": 922605.0,"bid": 922445.0},
#     "bitbank": {"ask": 922904.0,"bid": 922495.0},
#     "quoinex": {"ask": 921706.83,"bid": 921414.31}
#   },
#   "eth": {
#     "btcbox": {"ask": 78919.0,"bid": 78509.0},
#     "zaif": {"ask": 78670.0,"bid": 78650.0},
#     "quoinex": {"ask": 79356.93999,"bid": 78400.01001}
#   },
#   "xrp": {
#     "bitbank": {"ask": 77.219,"bid": 77.171},
#     "quoinex": {"ask": 76.9898,"bid": 75.881}
#   }
# }


def exception_handler(request, exception):
    print('Request failed', exception)

ticker = arbitrage.ticker(timeout=30, exception_handler=exception_handler)

Contributing

  1. Fork it

  2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)

  3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')

  4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)

  5. Create new Pull Request

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